Once again I've just watched a presentation where the speaker begins with three slides about their organisation - three slides! And what is more, he apologised for 'having to do this'. My …
Be Open with your Conversations on Twitter
Conversations are difficult things. When you start thinking about them, you realise that you’re never going to be party to all of the conversations you need to. Sooner or later someone leaves you out …
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How to talk to Strangers
An article first published on LinkedIn on October 6, 2017 We work in a hugely adversarial system – the world of construction. You only need to look at the way procurement works to see that. Firms …
Learning about communications from #GrenfellTower
One of the things that has frustrated me about the #GrenfellTower disaster is how construction companies have handled the sudden mass interest of the public and media. Deleting the pages of your …
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Social Media Campaigns against Development Projects – What you Can Do
An article in the Architects Journal this week flagged up a growing concern amongst architects about grass roots campaigns using social media to successfully turn around development plans – most …
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BIM, Marketing and Roof Design – Three Events
I’ve recently been involved in three events that you might find of interest, two just passed and one to come. Today I’m blogging about the BIM4SMEs working group, and in the next few days I’ll write …
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